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Gemini adds tools to inspect, edit and delete remembered personal details

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Google Gemini now lets eligible subscribers view, edit and delete personal details through a new Memory summary, 9to5Google reports. The web interface groups remembered information into categories including background, professional projects and lifestyle, and accepts requests to add or remove specific details. Users can also make broader edits and inspect a history showing when information was added or modified. Availability is limited to Google AI subscribers using US English with Keep Activity and Memory enabled; the outlet had not seen the feature on Android or iOS.
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